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Thank you Daniel appreciate that. Seeing carp feeding on your bait in the margins is well, there is no better way to fish so exciting especially if your lucky enough to hook one. Not done as much this last couple of years due to the lakes being so busy now.

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No chance mate I’ve been a bit busy had a boat to sell so just been late autumn really.

Thank you Dave appreciate the kind words and support. Hope your doing ok. We will have to get out with mister picker

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Thank you Daniel appreciate the watch and support. Definitely made up with the mirror 👍

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Thank you Dave appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Used to do a lot of stalking at the pits but it’s so busy now it’s difficult to get on the fish in the margins. You need a good depth in the margin but not too deep for the filming, limits the swims you can use

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Hi mate I normally only fish overnight so not normally a problem. If I’m fishing washing line style I will only put them out just before dark

@@waitingfortheweekend2441 thought so , it’s a method I use myself on the Lot , I’ll be back on the Charente in April and May , may see you on the bank tight lines

@@bashab3098 yes hopefully back out beginning of may myself good luck mate 👍

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Thank you mate appreciate that. Boat traffic is prohibitive during the day but I only fish the nights so not too much of a problem. If you look out for my 2020 film I start to use the washing line method. 2021 sees me catching my first river 40. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 👍

Thank you John appreciate that mate. Takes a lot to do the filming the way I do so it’s nice to hear your kind words. Pit 4 always suffers the most when the complex floods as there is a culvert behind it underneath the railway line which seems to flush out a lot of fish, carp included. I have used maggots quite extensively on the pits in recent years and have caught very few bream. I used to fish the pits in the late nineties and early 2000’s and can remember when they drained pit 6 and removed most of the bream and put them into 4. I think most of them fish have probably passed now. The rod is very good for close in work seems a little stiff for a start but you can bend right into it when you get a good double /twenty hooked up. Enjoy your fishing mate👍

@@waitingfortheweekend2441 marvellous reply Jason thanks for the info that really helps me a lot ,I remember the 90,s up to about 2006 when I fished it a lot and I've gotta say I had some fantastic times and caught loads and I'd catch all sorts ,I visited recently first time for years and found it rock hard !! a shame as I always loved the pits ,but I love watching how you approach the margins and your success and the fish are awesome , keep at it Jason 👍

I’m not bothered about the weight so much it’s the pack down side of the rods. The 8 ft recons are tiny. The reels are what I had and the Diawa 5000t is not a big heavy reel for a “big pit reel” it’s quite compact. The other reason is I use a 20lb reel line and don’t like the way it comes off a baitrunner size reel. That’s not on the cast but just dropping in the margins and laying down some slack it coils badly

@@waitingfortheweekend2441 Fair enough. I’ve been using 20lb line for years now for my Thames carp/ barbel fishing and found my present line,Fox Soft Steel , is by far the most supple low memory mono I’ve used.

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Wow mate would be crying if that happened to me it’s 20 ft deep a rod length out not sure I would get anything back if they took the lot. Just got back from this years adventure 04;30 in the morning a 100lb catfish pulled me in off a 5 ft high bank head first. Thought it was a bream as it didn’t know it was hooked and swam right at me. Didn’t slacken off the clutch and half way in it realised what was happening and took off pulling me clean in 😳

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Thank you mate. Although they have gone up in price since I did the review they are still very good value for what you get. Very sturdy and adaptable but obviously a bit more bulky and heavier than the Korum offering. You will not be disappointed in your purchase

Hi warren not sure where that is is it the correct spelling? I’ve fished mainly from saint savinien to sainte but have looked at the river all the way up to cognac

@@waitingfortheweekend2441 Hi, Thanks very much for the response. Sorry it is Saint Savinien I’m going to. Is there plenty of spots to fish from a camper van along there that you know ? Or any locations / info would be highly appreciated. Thanks Warren.

@@warrenhilton6553 depends what kind of fishing you are looking for. From saint Savinien to the sea it is tidal. The river is not very accessible from there to Saintes mainly farmers fields completely tree lined along the rivers edge. There is a section of night fishing just on the outskirts of saint Savinien where you have off road parking and the banks are quite low. It is on the opposite bank to where all the camper vans park it is quite wide but not too deep loads of carp but a lot of small ones. Let me know a bit more about how serious you want to carp fish and what your looking to get out of it days only or a session night fishing and do you have a dingy and I can point you in the right direction. How far from Savinien do you want to roam as well

@@waitingfortheweekend2441 Hi, Thanks very much for all the info really appreciated. I’m now in saint savinien and been for a drive down to where all the campers park on the bank, that looks ideal for me is that a good spot for carp? I’d also like somewhere more rural like in your video where I can do 2-3 nights. I’ve not brought my dingy unfortunately, but I’m interested in catching a good size carp but to be honest it’s the first time fishing in France so I will be happy just catching my first French carp 🇫🇷 🎣 Thanks again, you’ve earned another sub 👍 Thanks. Warren.

@@warrenhilton6553 hi mate yes there are plenty of carp there but a lot of smaller ones if you go on the other side to the campers that’s were the night fishing is and the banks are a lot lower to the water. Head up to the end we’re the river splits on the corner. If you head into Saintes there is another night fishing section that has a limestone road running alongside it for about a mile you will probably need Google earth to find it though. You could also head upto chaniers across from the camping is night fishing. Also a couple of miles further up there is another section which is above the lock decent dirt road with nice banks

Hi mate any you see fish on but the easier ones to find fish are 2,3,4 as they get in the margins and show very well especially pit 3. First choice would be 3 it’s got the most fish

@@waitingfortheweekend2441 thanks for the info mate. What's the weed and depths like on pit 3 and 4? Any features I should look out for? Thanks again

@@BossTweed69 hi mate no weed in 4 and they have treated 3 this year as that could get a bit weedy especially A1 end. Both lakes are fairly deep 16-20ft but there are plenty of shallow areas especially the margins that are worth a look on both lakes. No bars on 3 but there are a few humps on 4 but the margins are best or zigs or in the deep if the weather is right

Hi mate it will depend on your casting ability the only real bank is the 5-6 split bank but it is around 140 yards to the first bar and 165 to the second, there are 4 in total. You can access the end of the first two bars from the railway bank from peg 2 and 3. The best peg when the water is a little lower in august onwards is the one they call the bin swim as you can wade about 20 yards out onto a shallow area in front of the swim which brings the first bar to between 28-30 wraps out. This is the middle of the split bank

@@waitingfortheweekend2441 thanks mate, that is honestly really useful information. I know obviously the most important aspect is spotting shows to build up a picture but I just wanted a rough idea of what bars are accessible from different pegs and you’ve certainly answered that👍🏻

@@waitingfortheweekend2441 Pit 6 will be my first range fishing campaign so I will soon learn what distances I can comfortable fish at👍🏻